WALK DAILY WITH JESUS, 14/09/26 (Monday, 24th Week in Ordinary Time of Year A, the Feast of the Triumph of The Cross).
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Amatus Foundation Supports Basic Schools in Nanvili, Bringing Joy to Pupils
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When Power Stands in the Way of Peace: The Less Powerful Nations Bear the Consequences
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WALK DAILY WITH JESUS, 11/09/26 (Friday, 23rd Week in Ordinary Time of Year A).
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Flagging Forgers Is Not Enough: Government Must Prosecute Fraudulent Security Recruits
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We won’t accept students with long hair in our SHS—Education Minister
Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu has indicated that students cannot wear their hair long.According to him, schools are meant to mould character, not ...
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Today being Sunday, I believe this write up may be impactful to somebody. This is a practical and ordinary understanding religious faith. I am not so ...
Your penchant for pleasing everybody makes you a weak leader—Martin Kpebu to Bawumia
Private legal practitioner Martin Kpebu has insisted that Dr Mahamudu Bawumia’s penchant for pleasing everybody makes him a weak leader.He explains ...
When Power Becomes a Lifetime Addiction: Africa’s Endless Tragedy of Sit-Tight Leaders
Across Africa, the story of leadership has too often turned into a tragic tale of greed, power, and oppression. The recent arrest of opposition leader...
Rethinking the BECE Grading System: A Call for Fairness
Recently, not only parents but also teachers are deeply worried about the grades their children obtained in the recently released BECE results.Teacher...
The Silent Suffering of Ghana’s Teachers: When Educational Reforms Become a Curse Instead of a Blessing
The Ghana Education Service has once again introduced a new educational reform that places even greater responsibility on the shoulders of teachers, t...